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January 24, 2010
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Dave’s Trading Diary: Strong Industrials Sector Brings Some Buys
This excerpt from the trading diary is for educational purposes only and is not to be interpreted as trading or investment advice. See Terms Of Use here.
The stock market is always available to teach us lessons, if we are open to them. I think every few months I will learn something new as the market gives me its feedback, either rewarding me with money or punishing me with losses.
Over the last few months the Australian Stock Exchange has been floating sideways, and I have stayed out of the market waiting for a solid move to evolve. As I waited patiently for the market to show its intentions, a wonderful thing happened. Two sectors, the Telecommunications sector and the Utilities sector began outperforming the All Ordinaries (see strongest sectors report). Stocks within these sectors were happily rising, and giving entry signals as shown in our courses and systems.
Stocks like APA, DUE, HDF, INN and TLS all made new up trends, and kept them.
And now, market volatility is falling further, and more stocks are getting entry signals. Namely stocks in the Industrials Sector, which has moved into the strong sectors, and some others that meet my criteria.
Volatility Index (VIX) Click to Enlarge:
Stocks like COF, FKP, GRR and SGM have been added to the diary this week, and market permitting I hope to add more over the next few weeks and months.
Of course, it pays to be ready for anything in the stock market, stop losses are very important, and I’ll be ready when the market turns around. Click here to leave a comment in the comments section below!
Happy trending!
Dave McLachlan
January 22, 2012
Tags: market analysis, online trading, stock market buy, trading diary, VIX Posted in: Dave's Trading Diary 4 Comments
Technical Market Analysis: All Ordinaries Poised For Breakout, Industrials Sector Strengthens
This Market Watch Weekly is for educational purposes only and is not to be interpreted as trading or investment advice. See Terms Of Use here.
Money continues to flow into the markets at this stage, causing strength in the Industrials sector, where I am finding a few buys at the moment. Hooray!
The world indices get the usual Chartist point of view, trend signals and likely future reverals points.
Check out the video on the site, or view from the link below!
Of course please do your own due diligence – a great place to start is the free trading and investment course on this site. Check out the strongest sectors report to find out where the best places to be in the market right now.
Share Your Experience And Leave a Comment in the comments section below.
Happy trending,
Dave McLachlan
January 22, 2012
Tags: All Ordinaries, ASX, asx market, market analysis, Market Watch Weekly, online tradng, technical analysis, trend following Posted in: ASX, Market Analysis, Market Watch Weekly No Comments
The World From A Chartists Point Of View: Two Important Charting Lessons, Plus Trend Signals
This Market Watch Weekly is for educational purposes only and is not to be interpreted as trading or investment advice. See Terms Of Use here.
This week we look at two really important lessons in chart analysis. Understanding these two things can significantly increase your probability of success in the markets. We also look at the trends of world indices, either up, down or sideways, and what it means for your individual stocks.
Check out the video embedded below!
Of course please do your own due diligence – a great place to start is the free trading and investment course on this site. Check out the strongest sectors report to find out where the best places to be in the market right now.
Share Your Experience And Leave a Comment in the comments section below.
Happy trending,
Dave McLachlan
January 15, 2012
Tags: all ords, ASX, asx market, asx trend, chart analysis, market analysis, Market Watch Weekly, technical analysis, trend following Posted in: Market Analysis, Market Watch Weekly 2 Comments
The World From A Chartists Point Of View: A Rare Pattern Repeats On The All Ords, Plus Elliott Wave Counts And Trend Signals
This Market Watch Weekly is for educational purposes only and is not to be interpreted as trading or investment advice. See Terms Of Use here.
This week we look at a rare repeatable pattern that is forming on the All Ords, as well as Elliott Wave counts and Trend Following Signals on world indices like the SP500, FTSE, Hang Seng and Nikkei.
Check it out now!
Of course please do your own due diligence – a great place to start is the free trading and investment course on this site. Check out the strongest sectors report to find out where the best places to be in the market right now.
Share Your Experience And Leave A Comment in the comments section below.
Happy trending,
Dave McLachlan
January 8, 2012
Tags: ASX, asx market, chart analysis, chart pattern, market analysis, Market Watch Weekly, online trading, technical analysis Posted in: Market Analysis, Market Watch Weekly 2 Comments
Market Analysis: Continuation Pattern Could See All Ords Fall To 3200 in 2012
This Market Watch Weekly is for educational purposes only and is not to be interpreted as trading or investment advice. See Terms Of Use here.
This week we look at a very large continuation pattern unfolding on the All Ords, that if broken could see the All Ords fall to 3200 in 2012.
Of course we should always trade on confirmation, not speculation, so waiting for a breakout of this pattern is the wise thing to do. We also look at the world indices and their trends, and add new market calls to our previous ones.
Enjoy the video!
Of course please do your own due diligence – a great place to start is the free trading and investment course on this site. Check out the strongest sectors report to find out where the best places to be in the market right now.
Share Your Experience And Leave A Comment in the comments section below.
Happy trending,
Dave McLachlan
December 21, 2011
Tags: all ords, market analysis, market trend, technical analysis, world indices Posted in: Market Analysis, Market Watch Weekly No Comments
